On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 23:36:54 +0200, office wrote: > Hi. > Instead of using the character effect title case, i'm using a macro > found inside the doc downloadable from > http://mirror.optusnet.com.au/sourceforge/o/oo/ooodocs/ > contained in zipped file biggestcasechange.zip > > I'm quite sure that this routine does hard-code the Title Case; more it > works in calc too. > > Hope this can be useful for you. > > Bye > Marco > > Il giorno gio, 13/10/2005 alle 14.58 -0400, Paul_B ha scritto: >> It seems to me this is a problem. I used OOo to write a review >> for Amazon, then pasted it there. Today I discovered that all the >> titles I had referenced were not capitalized. Further experiment >> shows that using Title Case to capitalize is not reflected when >> pasting into either a text editor or an html form in Firefox. >> >> I think I know why it works this way - it must rely on markup, >> but I haven't exhaustively thought through the logic of why it >> should be this way. Testing MSWord97, I see that its Title Case >> is hard-coded into the text and is carried with it when pasting >> out of the originating app. >> >> It seems to me that hard-coding is the way to go on this. >> Capitalization is something that shouldn't change depending on >> which app you're working in. It should follow the text and be >> changed only on purpose, and not be as transient as, say, font >> color, when moving to a plain text editor. >> >> p.
Network problems here - hope this is not a duplicate. Thanks Marco. The macro indeed makes the changes in hard code. I'm trying to amend it so that it will do multiple selected words, but not nearly there yet. p. -- Using OOo 2.0 rc2 on Win XP sp2. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
